How much greener did Canada’s homes get? Report takes a closer look at federal rebate program

Evidence has emerged of friendly ties between the Chinese government and Liberal candidate Peter Yuen, who attended a military parade in Beijing at the invitation of a Chinese agency influencing ethnic Chinese abroad. Yuen and other Canadians were hosted in Beijing to watch the parade marking the 70th anniversary of Japan's defeat in WWII, with their expenses covered by China. While Yuen maintains his participation was to strengthen ties and recognize Canada's role in the...

Jen Gunter, a Winnipeg-born gynecologist and bestselling author, is speaking out against the United States' reproductive health care system and the Trump administration's policies. She is warning Canadian voters to be wary of similar threats to reproductive rights in their own country, urging them to consider the future of women's health care when making decisions at the polls. Gunter's message emphasizes the importance of protecting access to comprehensive reproductive health services and ensuring healthcare policies...

A recent poll conducted by Leger for the Association for Canadian Studies found that 85% of Canadians are proud to be Canadian, with the highest levels of pride in Atlantic Canada and Manitoba/Saskatchewan. Quebecers have the lowest national pride at 79%. Despite concerns about national unity, the majority of Canadians show strong attachment to their nation, with Liberal voters showing the highest pride at nearly 93%. Full Article

The body-worn camera footage of an Ontario Provincial Police officer being lethally shot by Alain Bellefeuille was presented at his murder trial, raising the central question of whether Bellefeuille knew he was firing at police. The video provides crucial evidence to determine Bellefeuille's intent as he repeatedly opened fire, shedding light on the key issue at the heart of the case. The jury must now weigh the footage to ascertain Bellefeuille's awareness and culpability in...

Mark Carney convened a federal Canada-U.S. relations cabinet meeting in Ottawa to discuss upcoming negotiations with the Trump administration, leaving instructions for officials to prepare the next government for talks starting in May. Carney expressed concerns about the impact of tariffs imposed by the U.S. on the global economy and Canada, hinting at the end of the CUSMA free trade deal amid the ongoing trade war. The president and Carney agreed to begin negotiations for...

National Post's Power Meter campaign tracks election momentum, performance, and public perception, ranking parties and candidates. The NDP is struggling with only eight percent support in the polls, facing potential loss of official party status and Jagmeet Singh's defeat in his own riding. Liberal Leader Mark Carney faced backlash over comments on Gaza, leading to an international incident, while pausing his campaign for the third week, raising suspicions of political convenience. Full Article